Measurement of cortical thickness asymmetry in carotid occlusive disease

Measurement of cortical thickness asymmetry in carotid occlusive disease

Despite being considered an important anatomical parameter directly related to neuronal density, cortical thickness is not routinely assessed in studies of the human brain in vivo. This paucity has been largely due to the size and convoluted shape of the human cortex, which has made it difficult to...

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Main Authors: Iris Asllani, Pamelia Slattery, Alexander Fafard, Marykay Pavol, Ronald M Lazar, Randolph S Marshall
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2016-01-01
Series:NeuroImage: Clinical
Subjects:
Atrophy
Carotid occlusion
Carotid disease
Cortical thickness
High-resolution MRI
Primary motor cortex
Primary visual cortex
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